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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

All Democrats are no. free traders but |,
majority 81 them are. practically. aud Tbs
prseai administration shows strong ten-
denoy 10 that direction. All questions o.
doubt nader the revenue laws are decided
IN favor Of the foreign producer and
agsins, the home Manufacturer. The
Troy Tna mentions tho following case,
IN point:
II seems that wire manufacturing firm
which Was formerly 10 the hahi, Of pur-
chasing from dealer in Troy large guam
titles OF iron aud steel for conversion into
rods. now imports such rods from Germany
aud no longer runs its own rolling mills.
Under rulings made by Democratic free
trade officials iu The treasury department,
iron aud steel rods intended for the mann
iscture Of wire are passed through the Gus
tom hcnse at much lower rates OF duty
than they ought to pay. The favorilc
Democrats designation Of raw materials
is applied 10 them. aud under tina, preiense
the German manufacturers are enabled TO
undersell those OF the United States in the
markets Of this country. OF course. this
stimulates imports. augments custom
receipts. adds TO the alleged treasury sur.
plus and gives apparent force to the
revenue reform" clamor With which free
traders seek TO veil their real designs
And. what Is worse. IT lessons the demand
Tor domestic labor and discourages the
investment 81 capital in productive en-
terprises. The same Democratic policy
which leads to systematic undervsluations
OF imported wool, and will take cogni'
zance OF no fraudulent devices by which
that sr,icle in partly manufactured con-
dition is allowed to enter as raw material,
prevails in respect OF the iron trade.
Anything which appears likely to give
foreign industries an advantage over those
pursued by our own people is pretty sa'e
to meet with the approval OF the present
Democratic administration. aud receive
the endorsement OF the party managers.
And the tricks resorted to for the purpose
Of promoting Industrial interests in Europe
ut the expense OF domestic activities are
almost inlumerable and in some cases
quite ingenious. Among them is the
scare about excessive revenues and al
enormous surplus OF funds in the treasu
ry, Withdrawing money from the channels
OF business circulation and threatening
distressfu stringency in the money mar
ket. This pretense has already been ex-
ploded by the secretary of the treasury
himself, who, under the apprehension that
boarding of funds would produce panic
and thus create prejudice against the
has shown how easy it is to
take off the pressure. Another scheme Of
deception is developed in the assumption
that free raw materials" are essential to
the progress OF manufacturing enterprise.
But on being put to the question the
Democratic alarmists are unable to point
ont any raw materials" on the list OF dnt
able articles and are compelled to fall back
upon articles into which labor value has
entered, giving them the status OF manu-
factured merchandise. Iron aud steel
rods, and wooden yarns intermingled with
so called waste afford examples capable of
wide extension
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

The Quilted States courts decided some
time since that certain coupons must be
accepted by Virginia tax collectors 10 pay
ment OF taxes. bat the last legislature OF
thst State, 10 spite Of this decision passed
against persons rendering coupons TO the
collectors. Attorney General Ayers has
attempted to enforce this law, aud the
taxpayers, resisting bis rilorls, appealed
to the United States court. the result be
ing decision by Judge Bond restraining
the State officials from hrineiug suits un-
unconstitutional aud u high handed at
tempt TO defraul.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

WIZ fhonlA not Dakota be admitied 10
The rniou. sad 81 osce1 BE, one snsver
cas possibly be given. II IL becomes q
state II Is likely 10 add TIVE Republicans 10
The roll Of The uniied States senate ard q,
least an members 10 The electoral college
Pureiy on 1ncopni Of The political dissd-
ssnisgts likely 10 embsrrass the Demo
cratic party ihis crest territory and It's
CO... 900 people. With all their diversified,
gro~ing sud suffering Interests, must be
kept 90, Of the sislerhood Of states iuto
which her people have been elsmorous 10
enter tnr reArs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

The Nes York Graphic has changed
hands aud Is to be Republican paper.
Mr. 4. ". Barnes, for many years editor
aud proprietor Of the Wellsvlle Reporter,
aud said 10 be 40 able writer, will be the
new editor aud manager II is intended
10 greatly improve the paper. 10 r,liling
from control, Mr.. Hinckley retains large
lleck Of stock as an investment, which, il
ia thopght, indicates that he foresefs Re.
puhliesn tucctss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

The New York GrdpAie is to be a RepDb.
hcsn paper once more. a syndicate com.
posed Of prominent gentlemen, including
Lesi 7, Mortoo, Frank Hiscock, Cornelius
n Bliss and others having purchased It.
The desisn OF the purchasers 10 to greatly
improve the GrpLic. adding, among other
things. the feature Of colored cartoons il II
be found practicable. Rightly conducted
The paper viii gu much larger space o.
usefulness than II has thus far occupied.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

II il curious aud instructive circum-
stance that the most radical propositions
for restricting foreign immigration come
from the better elias. Of foreign born citi
zens Mr. Hermann Raster, the able edi-
Tor Of The "Ilioois Stats Zeitung." re-
Gently made AZ address before the Union
League Club 81 Clicsgo. 10 ahieh he urg-
ei tina, the Government should abandon
the position TIA, AZ ulj ctiouabie immi-
grant ohee laNiag gaguvd admission 10 the
eOnHtry cAnuol be- - ctrh, bnt should er
ercisc ihe iuhrrrni i 3uiciiiurt right which
all na,irhs recosniz aud exercise. to turn
ont sneli persons. Ar. Essitr iayors the
passage VI law b. Congress pr0vidi0t
for tie dthvrig u ouuoAi. n, Bllrps by the
State Aaibetilies to ihe Federal, sud 10
their osp csnatgy 81 Ffdtrai Kense.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

Gov HUI. Of New York, 10 a recent
address said The air il fall Of com
PLAIN, u the iodiscrect aud unwise inter
terence Of federal oiilcisls 10 the political
AFFAIR." u states This complaint comes
from Democrai aud ''spoils" Democrat
., that aud az such is severe arrangement
Of President ClevelArd and bis oaice
hoil.rs II Is fact that the Magwnmps
are ihe oaly genuine supporters Of Presi
dec, Cleveland ssd bis pretended reform
policy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

GOV s.syer Of Nes Hampshire has se-
tlssi the uaEea blll .hieh was 10 favor Of
the boston and Mnue railroad and sgaiusi
The Concord road,on the gfound that there
srrs strong suspicious Of attempted brib
cry add undue influence on both sides, aud
tha no bill ought 10 become Law which
Is passed udner such suspicious cifcum-
stsncee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

The alleged confession OF young Staia
~ the effect lha, bis father vas one Of the
patty who robbed tie Dexter, Me, back
snd bound aud gagged Cashier Barron.
cAa.lns his death, Is discredited by The
bank officials liza fec, rs weakened by
n.asy discrepancies that have been discos.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

Fran ,bv laSloT clasa IN Harvard 8'ly
meB have dropped bach 10 The sophmore
elass. snd from 81. ssven,y mea fell back
lsla 10 The itpsiees seem 70 bare come
20 tic coaeiasioH ihsi sihleilcs should bot
occupy ihe eotire aiteniisa q The sindehI.
bai that be should devote liule time to
stAdy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

Tue usiioaal convention o. The Knights
81 Labor al Minneapolis has been stormy
Al times, bu, powAefly has carried the day
on sFery question by large majority.
Cos resolution offered wss IN sympathy
With the condemned Chicago socialists,
bat Tits sas voted dosn by very large
nh.ority altar heated dlscussiou. There
seems 10 have hern qaiie falling otI 10
nea heiship, bot rowderly vill be sus
,siasd By those sho siiii remain IL the o..
gapiEation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

mrs BY pars. bis wife hong iE Loalsi.
sss In ihe cosrss 81 an sciive life be bad
t,ees . lawyer. hsuienani 10 The oosied.
crate array and chief !asiics Of Tbs Lauisi.
sas sSprene CeSrt Pna3eti Cleveland
sppossiea hin minister 10 MeIieo Ia Sep
ienster, issd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

The President had warm reception al
Memphis, but gloom was cast over the
event by the sudden death Of Judge Ii.
4. Ellet OF that city who made the ad-
dress OF welcome, aud was overcome with
heat and died on tho platform five min.
u,cs after the President left the stand.
The stand was erected in court square
and many more people were in the city
than ever before
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

Gov Gordon Of Georgia made the dec
larsuoa Al Atlanta that Cleveland rs the
"Man Of destiny without Waterloo pas'
o. future. We hope Gov. Gordon will
IYe long enough TO learn that this conn
ny Is poor place for linen OF destiny.
Every man here must eventually stand OF
fall on bis own merits add "blind destiny
has very little 10 do about it,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

Dsu. Je5tca kiIps,ftct Gee 81 ihe meet
eose5 csralry generals ca the UEion aide
datius tho var. died last week scd vss
haired II wei paisi Mosi q The great
s,asrsls Il The var bare already passed
svay. sbermsn and sserdar besag the
~ I'D pgoniDeni oi those pes living
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

By agreement reached by the assigneet
of Richard II. Hsines and the Bennington
Wooden Mills Co., the property is freed
from such litigation as prevents sale
The mills are tho largest in Vermont and
will be Immediately placed on the market
With the mills running. Bennington I
population would be increased 1000
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

Thilss dc Lvi - ~ 10 be going to sui,
The Aalionai Civil Seigise Reform League,
according TO ihe resolutions which they
adopted al ih,if caayenlisn In Nespoft,
add judging lruus thc sddress Of George
William Cunis. President Cleveland il
oaly gnardeslIy praised. ~hilr be il. ., the
came time. sharply admo8ished Of bis dn
ties and iorahls. n not politely. reminded
o. bis pledges The resolutions declare
hat the league has learned. with pro
ienna regret. that the change 10 ise C.sil
Service ~ 90 great as 10 forecast ito eom-
pleie psrtisAn reesnairucsion by the close
Of The ADMINISTRATION. The leAgne also
declare. that IL does net believe such
change wss required nor Justified by any
pnblic desire OF expectation This iss
pretty sharp srrsignneat Of tbs admin.
isifaiion. and oue which az undoubtedly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

Last Friday evening two men who At
tempted to rob sn express car near III
Paso, Texas. were shot dead by the express
messenger. The same night two men AT
TEN pted to rob train near Houston, Tex
as, but were frightened of by the fireman,
Who jumped from the engine and ran to
tie rear car aud alarmed the passengers.
A few wholesome examples Of shooting the
robbers would prevent all such attempts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

The pilot train which preceded th,
presidential train, on the way to Mem
phis. ran on to burning bridge between
Bonneville and Juuesboro, Ark, Fuday
The IRE bad no: made much progr 81
sud VAS eItinguished. causing little de-
10y. An examination showed that the
hre had been set. probably with The in.
,rnlioa Of srecking the traia carrying the
President and party.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

The retains from The elections In Ien-
peees sAow ,hsi In The eastern part 81 The
STATE, stleh 10 slfonslr nepnt,liosn. The
rfoA.hsilos snaesdmesi received large
majority. ghils The Democratic por,soas
II The state gave large malofsslos sgsinsi H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

Judge Cooley Of the interstate. commerce
commission disayows the truth OF the re.
por, that the commission will recommend
1. Congress important changes IN the
present law. He intimates that modiiica
lions IN minor particulars may be sought.
but gives out the idea that the law is
working satisfactorily 10 the main, and &C.
complaining what was intended
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

While visiting Indiana President Cleye-
land glowed with enthusiasm on account
Of Thomas A Hendncks aud Dan Noor.
bees, hut 10 Illinois he badn word 10
say about Abraham Lincoln aud Stephen
A. Douglas Some people fad IT difficult
10 understand shy Hendricks and Voor-
bees should be regarded as more worthy
Of notice than Lincoln aud Douglas in the
Presidents estimation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

Acute rheumatism is an Inflammation oil
the joints. marked by pain, heat and read
ness. With these symptoms apply Saliva
ton Ull, the great pain cure. at once. Price
rs cents bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

vssrsnled by The facts. Bat What are
ihe ''rctormenr gping 70 40 sboBi ~ :
Thai Is a. isicfesiiag qaesiioa ai the
prnxnrt tino
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

gaAge Thomasc @, Msnnisg o. LoaisisEs.
l#lled States naisister 10 Mtaico. who
died ., the Fiilh AFeans Hotel Ia New
York, Taesaay norzing. Was nnsiiendei
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

Ayers ssfsapArillA is the qaiekes. cure
for all blood diseases. lis effects are felt
=. oGce.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

Until CieYeispd made bis trip u waa not
generally kp0ws tbs, be bad act wi.
eaonsh 10 hold bis tongue when be bad
nothing 10 ssy worth saying. All bis re-
ported speeches containing nothing but
The merest commonplace facts ,ha, can be
gathered encyclopedia and oensns with
hardly AZ original thought He stands
where be did except that his speeches
have made bis known DEFICIENCIES more APP
parent 70 eryboay. He ought to have
bad Dan Manning At bis elbow and We
might have hsd something worth reading
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20


The Department ot Stale bas been ofiic-
tally advised Of the appointment OF Sir
Charles Upper Of Canada as one OF the
British FISHERY Commissioners. This last
appointment, il is believed. completes the
British Com mission, which will consist Of
Joseph ChambeflaiD. Sir Lionel West, the
British Minister 10 the Quilted States. and
Sir Charles Topper. II is learned ut the
Department OF State that tho approach
ing negotiations wall be coa6ned to the
subject Of the fisheries, aud that this
government bias never contemplated or
proposed the discussion u the subject OF
commercial union by The negoiiators. In
respect TO published statements that the
British Commissioners Intend to Offset our
claim Of jurisdiction over the waters OF
Behring Sea by claim TO Canadian wa.
tiers lying between hesdlands. it is stated
positively that the Department Of State
hss never taken position that could be
construed as either asserting or denying
any night Of jurisdiction over the waters
OF Behring's Sea.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20

THURSDAY. OcT d. 1851.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-20
Chr Mnnfbfsifr Journal

DIX. six0xDs. Eaiior and Proprietor,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

HyIIDING MATERTALS-A quiet market RensrNIN. i,
CMiCoRY-The demand fair sales Harry nesn9 GoS
nrann,eted English at SLdSSc Granu,atel ',i
man ss ac nauswadt and Francks Paper ohcor''' %
oslo. per rolA . .,.ux.x =, ,rx,ng
(OCOA-Trade confined 10 jobbing proportions ~ previous
prices. - .e.. ,,u..,.n,,a,rea
COnDA0E-Tn fair demand ..- p.,.u cror IN.
values were nominal the OF for TAR sp me
yo,css in the absepce of The mllder CROWNS WEI
almost equally dull the only sales reported HsinG ae
Central America mats Interior III Llss ~
the optionst the market opencda ponts anS
stesay =! the Opening p,csss a1 H nns
july i25s August iS1Sai No s9 rs
1900 december 1886 90 Sales 81 20 bags IN lone
VoTToN-The actual ,h market cb w Sales. 2is
bale. ti last evening" all Of which were for consnmpoh
Tia rorf receipts today 9.S6l bales comparina WIN
JOSH bates ms day last week and cars hs Gay
Septeber the total port receipts nave oeeu
g AZ? bales against 4G9245S bales for the same period
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

HrwYorK Friday March Rec n ss Me.t
Sots TOTAL day. 7.s head against 5ic4 head LOT
The ssp"as a, soSs auserer and *
porters direct trade except the sale OF
isx pt jersey Civ direct Schw,r,ca SS,
OF the as 81 ss MSrs
Had ali Cattle ardrd early everything would have
sod SrS III T1 to cHc' but nearly
ali included between g 80 - se "a % N
o,n DRY Carload 81 .Hs
%GT0T " % 1 81 ons o. a9a o
shipments rS% this port fS S se yeeK Tive sheep s
SS 4 T o o S'fs1i a.
do 1850 20 sC sg d. a! Ss q S@s %S 70
Sal. ! 'i t. o s 10 $50 ss
5, 30: i2is 81 1917 do 1881 ID. - iO'
p rsnpT N mia se; q, :. 49, go al
s. % a }o2S d. ;o O at q li IS d. SO
S "a no Dry cc ~ SO e 81 S Is G oG s$
s. Do 80 H. at SO 40 Il Bull 1850 ID at 50 TO-
d. iST %os s II ~ Kentucky steers 1898 so
~ d. is4S h. a S. i canada do 1922 r. at IS 10 do
Bulls. TO- So 7o zdo' 1900 ID al - Stag l2co ID
81 cSersG Sc aos en- s. 5 Is G al
culver % G" S3 SY a. to "c sS 10
at ;s 50 8 To- ics5 % e a, & 5. So
de- hsn lsf at . 2G ii do 1874 H.
at do 1880 N. Al - 90
NJ Goldsmith IL Chicago steers. 1852 H. et 90 90 - 90
1893 10 at So 7O do. 1912 10, al 8 60 4! DO 1874 10 AZ
IS co. II do 1854 10 at So 50 20 do l22G TO- az 80 Los -
do l5j N. al 81 20 oo. . s.. - 90 L. ,,o,
NJ a. s: 8 s5 Is DO ?fS f5sa' SS
III DO lOl n. at IS. / Heller 1870 10 al 81 90 - =,
CALVES Receipts lOl head nearly All htlen
Veals Feeling Go,d Calves and ordinary 10 imo
Veas so al a c with best Bucks County rlnglhg D.
Sill EP AND LAMBS-Kcceipts were unciuiins Que 81
LATE siersy % airs head al Goth ~ and
city Total for SIX DAYS 90 %" heAu against
1880 head the time last week -, - -,
not he cleared Iearling Lambs were firm ana about &c
higher -, cooI 90
Cho ce Ycarpg Lambs at 80 - a 81 20 go
y PHicoCk: ~ Mchgan Sueep 10 ID AZ o'1'-'
ls3 Michigan Lambs 20 ID. at 50 So ,, =. 80
NJ Collins d. Harrington: ~ ONO iampS 10 ID ~ &C.
per 10. 80, o,.,, o. ~ ,s,A, Il
Micniran do 30 II c 207 Michigan Lambs, 40 ID al
7c; Igi PENNSYLVANIA do, % ~ at 81 20. go, -.
iInme Il Ien: lsi o 10 sheep. 81 ID. at 80 % 30
Michigan DO lO7 d. at - So l4s Territory DO ~ ID ~
5i2c ~ g, - 40 4. -, e.. on, oi,so
d. rtou $50 State Sheep liz TO- al oci -Vi ""'o
Lambs. 81 10 at &C. n
1914 State Lambs 81 II, at &c ~, a. , ,..o o
pIcnbscs q Dewey 10 state Sheep. OJ ID, al - oO
l54 state Lambs. ~ ID. az &c. So 49,, n.u.
IiOGS-Receipls were 81 cars o. i.'31 head equally
dyled Total for SIX days SJoZo neal
against 20 2Uj for time last wers zone Ir
81 alive Npmina ~ Grn AMI Fair 10 Prime hogs may DC
quoted at "a ssc per ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19

rromA March e .cora steady Hsh Mi.s' wS me
So s,' 10 1sss ii
Ssses9o Whsle arm :. q IL H:s:S'' sS,n.
so 10. Susa 1896 Sas oas. s5sso SusH Rye
and s. s 8
s. 80 Penn.yv.ns procc.. . % ps.w.ss
F:%s sS 80 chs s & e. 81 e
A. % To- w 81 Gnfs' ds
% ~ M1p Sl.n SC 'np
Whea-Market and advanced c nner h cne
. Mss'fFp :asss' gsaat1'n sl %
Fem DS'hs s$ e.; i
ss ' %.''1 DO 'y June SaSi rye du Psnnsyi
y.naS5 "a ed steady NTH on o .se
laon export No Mixed IN gram dspSi % an.i
IL camden Ace wiz Pc@nyysaa ,lars
&c. DO Sf an1 s do Ma Nav ~ cor
s SPOT sS S,s "Ss qI' @ nut s s5c
50 % "a 8. f T, e
s ssd .r %s9ss were ss' s is4
Pc l ID" aL Choice Earl" Rose ,,os
s Ta't@ soes sss: go FAIR
M MsSS%s eA' Far Choice DO %
i,s,s Peerless as c,r to FANNY Sn, ycr ~ do
r.rseiS - 90 Snosci Bec is bccr mans sz' -
s Ss, r' o % %e 80 siS a 81. S' o.
smoked l2e else dressed Hog G.Sa. ,a".e
S. TIT. Bntter eaiv-PonnsyIvanu Creamery EAtra
a S9c Extra 81 dJ2c -" estern s.e
Chh,r. 3n6 nc; Psekiug Butter ~
Cheese uuIe Ncw-NorE fun cream 1879 &C ono nAts
choice l3a l3l.c PennsyvAnla SKINS pic; do uh
SKINS 2d5Lc..... Eggs nrmer-P ennsyivana H-sh sc
Ohio and Western reHh IL &c Petroleum npr
test IN bbls $40. sugar-Rehned firm 1rsnuia'eI ~
as lJ4Gc Confectionery a gic poy Pow
Flou. 900 bbA sH.iUO bush. Corn llhO Dusi
Iat. 800 J..L slupnouts-WheLt 400 Oasn Sora
oats 1873 ~ bnsm
PHILADELPHIA. March lS-3:i5 p m.-Wheat dun ana "
ID &c lower No March - Dc; 10 ri 10 1oUhe
do Nav yJs. lAc do June 9O1oJlc.....con and Oats
quiet ana unchanged
TOLEDO March X Wheu weak. lower Nav S3 &C. Juue
dull May 4lc...... oats nominal
- Clover seed quiet. March 81 % bid -.. RecelDt'-
Wheat llOOU Corn 1000 bnsh. oats bu,il
Clover go. ~nnnents Wheat s2JD ausi. Corn
10000 lush bush. Clover seed 80 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19
THE STATE or Trade.

BALTIMORE March 7o sS @ a,@ ers n sHpqrns =
Min. supernne 81 30 90 70 TO- Extra - IS IS DO no
PSent - wheat~southern -ieadv higher
southern Rel 81 c9$c' 10 Amber s2@?iei 40 we,ietn
for Nav 9issa9l 'c do for June ~ - s,s"G
80 s2 s% TaSE .GSs %s.sn @se% c
Marss ese sostnera A White 5.
50 a3sG do MIeL "a 30 &c rennsyivaniA "a S3sc
ys a. n qu ras Me, PORK old
s9d so 90 Bu.meSts shoulder nd clou io sides
sides 9c Hams .cxa a Tsss,
&c a35G Eggs higher at 100 Petroleum sieady-
Rennec Coneo1o caGeoes ordinary :. ItI
fs.f o. a ioc M Whissey steady 81 2sasi
F EsGh to r.n ao' ''fasr 5S
Wheat $1,000 bush Corn 7IOOO bush. oats roOo vn'A
bush 49, 900 bush saes-wheai $4,000 bush Corn
10000 bush
BosIos March ls:-float dun: Choice Extra, sssoe
prme es5 70. corn SLOW steamer Yellow sll-9
White az s7s. 20. shorts steady MddnTs ton
s1 n%'s Fiji req aSs
NortGern fail Creamery hn h,l,-
Eastern S'f Extra. l7c cholce Western
s aSr 90 Uus& oat. 1900 .asa short, $500 C"s
egr. Ms n" S q, gS and aa a5 " T% q
Winter NJ Wheat i GirSoF No So SO MEX
aia ESQ 50 iSsai5s 10 Yellow Veto.
a.: :s5 &c: so white 50 hs Mixed %
$3e+ Barley nomIay une ee No Canada ,
G 6S: f No we" Western %S' soc 80 '@ st4is ys
dc. Flour seaav. unchanged Receptswhcat I.,0o0
bush Corn 1000 push oats $4,000 bush Barley 5000
bush. ShpnentsWheat 27OOj Dusn. Corn l4.V0O bush
Oat. 1900 bush.
CHICAGO March =; .szISar e@et and unsnaarea wn
wa,s1 30 csoi to Fancy Mn@'o
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